Monthly Archives: January 2003

[WINPT DEVELOPERS] Windows Privacy Tools (WinPT) 1.0rc1 released

This release is a little special.. I am managing the project on SourceForge, and Timo and Gustavo trusted me with the announcement! Lots of exciting things to come. This includes GnuPG 1.2.1 and WinPT-GUI 0.7.94 plus other tools, under a very easy Windows installer :) Continue reading

Ppoular Mechanics|Encrypting Your E-mail With PGP

“Afraid an unauthorized someone is reading your personal e-mail? Then prevent it by encrypting your e-mail using a program such as PGP (Pretty Good Privacy).” – BTW, PGP is a commercial application supporting OpenPGP, but most of the article can be used to understand other tools too. Continue reading

washingtonpost.com: Pretty Good Update for E-Mail Privacy

Internet users send millions of e-mail messages every day, oblivious to their lack of confidentiality. For years, a powerful and free encryption program called PGP, or Pretty Good Privacy, allowed users to keep their e-mail and other data private. But Network Associates, which bought PGP in late 1997, failed to sell upgraded versions to businesses and let the program drift into limbo from mid-2001 on, without any significant updates.
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